Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-18
TELEGRApHIC BRsyITIEs.
The Logan relief fund now amounts to

The Logan relief fund now amounts TO
$4,000.
There are rumors of several impending
changes in the Cabinet.
The people of Nova Scotia are getting
tired of the Confederation.
A. Macarthur. of Winnipeg has started
on foot for the North Pole.
Parnell says that there will be no DELHI
crate organized obstruction this year.
Cardinal Jaeobini has thanked Bismarck
for concessions made to the Catholic
Church.
The wardrobe of society woman was
sold at auction in the Victoria Hotel, New
York, on Monday.
Kerrs troop of the Sixth Cavalry has
been ordered 10 the scene of the recent In
dian troubles in Arizona.
The corporation of Belfast has awarded
e, 511 compensation, for damage inflicted
in the recent riots in that city.
General kaulbars has been appointed
Military Attache TO the Russian Embassy
at Teheran, the capital of Persia.
The Governor of Kansas has approved
the bill, thus making it law, comforting
municipal suffrage upon women.
I2rGlndi dSCueTedu Ndo IeCclNcu ny tuC
Pope Wednesday. and Cardinal Gibbons
had an audience with his Holiness.
The Papal Consistory has again been
postponed. The date is now fixed for the
Nth of March for the private session.
Boston Corbett, The slayer of John
Wilkes Booth, was declared insane at To-
peka, Kansas, and sent to the insane
asylum.
Rev DR.. Blach Rabbi of an aristocratic
Jewish congregation, of Youngstown. o.,
has committed forgeries to large amount
and fled the city.
&c. Barrett, leading lawyer of Rut-
land, VT, died last Wednesday, from in
iuries received by being impaled upon a
shattered plank in a toboggan slide.
In all the chief cities of India, Wednes-
day, imposing fetes were commenced in
commemora,ion of the Queens jubilee.
Tie celebration will last three days.
At Youghal, ireland, 80 children left
school IN a body singing God Save
ireland" because of the presence of two
children whose father is an emergency
man.
The Freemasons Of Binghamton. New
York, have purchased the Phelps mansion
AID grounds in that city, and propose to
make it the finest Masonic Temple in the
world.
at meeting of the Huntington penn
sylvania) Post, No. II, G. A. r, held We'd
nesday night, resolutions were adopted
severely scoring the President for vetoing
the dependent pension bill.
Mrs. C. l.. Walton, daughter-in-law of
Plunger" Walton, has entered suit for
divorce in the Philadelphia Courts, and the
/ husband has entered counter suit. Each
charges the other with violent conduct.
A young man about IS years old, named
Fred. Kenyon, accidentally shot himself
in the left side while tampering with a
shotgun at Saltwater, Nevada, receiving
injuries which caused his death Wednes-
day morning.
The Chinese Government sent to the
British Foreign Office q dispatch saying
it is unaware of any movement On the
| Chinese frontier adjacent to Burmah, and
| assuring the Government OF the continued
amity of China.
The Pope has summoned several French
Bishops 10 confer with him respecting the
| attitude to be adopted by the Church to-
| ward the French Government in the event
of fresh measures against the Catholic
clergy in France.
The Delaware House bill prohibiting the
| manufacture and sale of oleomargarine
| has passed that body by vote of 10 to 2,
after futile attempt on the part of the op-
ponents to obstruct action by leaving the
House without quorum.
An expedition under the Governor of the
| Philippine Islands, which went to Mendi-
| mac, shelled that place. After the skirmish,
TO- lnr,1 nI o,,I
previous to proceeding to the interior The
Sultan of Sooloo, assisted by Spanish
| troops, defeated the native rebels and forced
them to submit to his authority.
Tie Los Angeles Board of Trade has
! adopted resolutions censuring the Post
| master General for not increasing the cler-
ical force in the Postoffice there, and ap-
peals to the citizens of Los Angeles to SUBJ
scribe to fund for the purpose of furnish
| ing additional assistance to the Post
| master.
An influential meeting held at Leicester
Eng and, enthusiastically Endorsed the ac-
| ton of the silver party at Washington. de-
ciarjng that nothing short of the free com
| age of silver would support prices in the
I interest of the labor classes, and that the
! influence exerted by Beck, Jones, Teller.
Weaver and Bland, was of the utmost i'm
| portance.
The withdrawal of the annual subvention
to Egypt has not been formally decided
upon. Sir Evelyn Barring, the British
diplomatic agent, has informed Count
d Aunay, the French agent, that Sir Henry
Drummond VOLTS proposals include
neither the recalling of the British troops
nor the fixing Of the date OF their with
drawal from Egypt
An Odessa dispatch says that a recent
rot at the Demidolf Spinning Mills was
;casioned by the discharge of $500 women
and children in accordance with new law.
Chief Orloff and his assistant, Sakharotf.
Were murdered by the mob, and other Of
fl ials had narrow escape. The offices at
t he mills were completely wrecked, and the
entire plant, including the machinery was
demolished. The outbreak was fomented
by Socialists.